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dchsueh · 08-25-2014, 10:48 AM

Hello Everyone,

Just joined bananas.org after lurking a while gathering information on how to take care of my two dwarfing varieties (a truly tiny, and a super dwarf).

Of all the plants I've owned before, bananas seem to be the most dynamic as they grow so fast I can observe changes on a daily to 1/2-weekly scale. Very interesting!

So far I've only kept my two indoors as the summer overnight temperatures are too cold for my varieties. Hopefully I'll be able to take them outside next year in the summer. They will be staying indoors over the winter as I'm in USDA zone 5.

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dchsueh dchsueh's Photo Gallery Location: Toronto, ON, Canada Zone: 5 Join Date: Aug 2014 Posts: 7 BananaBucks : 5,514 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 0 Times Was Thanked 8 Times in 3 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 0 Times	Hello Hello Everyone, Just joined bananas.org after lurking a while gathering information on how to take care of my two dwarfing varieties (a truly tiny, and a super dwarf). Of all the plants I've owned before, bananas seem to be the most dynamic as they grow so fast I can observe changes on a daily to 1/2-weekly scale. Very interesting! So far I've only kept my two indoors as the summer overnight temperatures are too cold for my varieties. Hopefully I'll be able to take them outside next year in the summer. They will be staying indoors over the winter as I'm in USDA zone 5.